"Too Late, Too Soon" is a look at what could have been when we sat at the crossroads in life. Are you happy with where you ended up? The message of the video is clear even with the extreme mayhem each scene offers; standing at the crossroads in fear is something we all go through and we all can overcome to be our truest selves. King Youngblood "Too Late, Too Soon" (Official Music Video) Directed by Danny Denial Edited by Tyler Nelson Video produced by Lara Lavi Featuring Matt Chamberlain Song produced & mixed by Adam Kasper Listen on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/track/1VUZGJGSDqLKHxVu9sJcAd?si=VWLSGu-hTpeLINTMCzTBEQ Listen on Apple Music: https://music.apple.com/us/album/too-late-too-soon-feat-matt-chamberlain-single/1547372691 Lyric Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ke7Zj1qwrpY&t=169s The "Too Late Too Soon" video was conceived in a blur of weed and ice cream during a torrential downpour in Seattle’s Capitol Hill neighborhood between King Youngblood’s lead singer/guitarist founder Cameron Lavi-Jones, AfroPunk powerhouse director Danny Denial and producer Lara Lavi – the dream team behind all of King Youngblood’s award-winning videos. “We went over a lot of concepts, but in light of a year of Covid uncertainty, it felt most exciting to create a ‘Cameronverse’ where Cam keeps leaving this biggest showcase of his career out of anxiety and ending up on dramatically different life paths – like winning the lottery and becoming a corporate tycoon or getting married and becoming a suburban dad in a Pleasantville-style nightmare. It's our own rock and roll spin on the parallel universe story, and I loved seeing Cam wear so many different hats - I mean, wigs! As a director, I was blown away by all the extremes that Cam emotionally went to in each storyline. At times, we couldn't stop laughing on-set.” explains Danny Denial. The project is perfected with the editing skills of Tyler Nelson who came up with a way to morph the visual to really give the feeling of Cameron stepping into different realms before returning to his true self. The project takes things to visual extremes against the backdrop of a power alt-rock song ready for the arena stage. “A lot of wigs were involved,” laughs producer Lara Lavi, “Stuffing Cameron’s signature afro into the Suburban Dad wig was one of the funniest moments of the entire production but it was worth it,” she adds. ✅Subscribe: http://bit.ly/KingYoungBlood ➡️ Listen to "Yakubian Antics" on Spotify 📱Instagram @kingyoungbloodmusic/ https://www.instagram.com/kingyoungbloodmusic/ 👑Hold Your Crown: http://bit.ly/HoldYourCrown 🤘🏽Follow King Youngblood: http://bit.ly/KYBOfficialWebsite #Seattle #altrock #mattchamberlin #seattlemusic #seattlerock

Black Art is Resistance. King Youngblood "Yakubian Antics" (Official Music Video) ✅Subscribe: http://bit.ly/KingYoungBlood ➡️ Listen to "Yakubian Antics" on Spotify 📱Instagram @kingyoungbloodmusic/ https://www.instagram.com/kingyoungbloodmusic/ 👑Hold Your Crown: http://bit.ly/HoldYourCrown 🤘🏽Follow King Youngblood: http://bit.ly/KYBOfficialWebsite #Seattle #altrock #change

King Youngblood "Opaque" (Acoustic) Music Video See us for who we truly are. ✅Subscribe: http://bit.ly/KingYoungBlood ➡️ Listen to "Opaque" (Acoustic) on Spotify https://open.spotify.com/track/1RkNj4GrGxCPUBBnDOTE5U?si=i45RZmzPRHK_2UZdWZkhIA ➡️ Watch "Opaque" Music Video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7puxRBO4xrU ➡️ Listen to "Opaque" (Studio) on Spotify https://open.spotify.com/track/2o3ENFIJ2HbgleFK2MKWNi?si=PSP0ZGN7RY6B4Ruq6b2TIA 👈 Just passed 60k streams!! 📱Instagram @kingyoungbloodmusic/ https://www.instagram.com/kingyoungbloodmusic/ 👑Hold Your Crown: http://bit.ly/HoldYourCrown 🤘🏽Follow King Youngblood: http://bit.ly/KYBOfficialWebsite #acoustic #acousticrock #seattlerock

✅Subscribe: http://bit.ly/KingYoungBlood Adhering to the call to action for justice, as well as social distancing rules, King Youngblood Presents "Opaque" ft. Matt Cameron (Pearl Jam, Soundgarden) on drums. Produced by an all POC crew and shot on an iPhone in DIY fashion, this video serves to show how many people are coming to terms with the difficult reality around them. As artists and activists, we know that times are difficult, but don't let off the gas. Don't get complacent with the status quo. There is work to be done to protect BIPOC lives. Dedicated to Ahmaud Arbery, Breonna Taylor, and George Floyd, and the countless others we've lost. Rest In Power. 👑Hold Your Crown: http://bit.ly/HoldYourCrown 🤘🏽Follow King Youngblood: http://bit.ly/KYBOfficialWebsite

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✅Subscribe: http://bit.ly/KingYoungBlood Despite the serious tone of their music, King Youngblood, formerly Gypsy Temple, decided to lighten things up for this song and its accompanying video. As Lavi-Jones explains more clearly, ”All of our previous videos have been really serious, which is good, theming is always tight, especially in film. However, this song is always our craziest one when we play live, so we wanted to really reflect just how ridiculous and active we can get. We have had full-on moshing plus moshing with a ton of feather pillows at the peak of this song so we had to keep all that going in the video. I can easily say that this has been the best 500 dollars we have ever and will ever spend on whipped cream.” 👑Hold Your Crown: http://bit.ly/HoldYourCrown 🤘🏽Follow King Youngblood: http://bit.ly/KYBOfficialWebsite

🎸Subscribe: http://bit.ly/KingYoungBlood 👑Hold Your Crown: http://bit.ly/HoldYourCrown 🤘🏽Follow King Youngblood: http://bit.ly/KYBOfficialWebsite King Youngblood, formerly known as Gypsy Temple, has created a true work of art resonating not only with the youth army of fans that is undeniably building but also with fans of any age who lived the musical history of the Pacific Northwest and the extent to which King Youngblood honors that history with their songwriting, production, and live performance. The ecstatic and churning “Today” is written about contemplating suicide and choosing to live – literally and figuratively, with Lavi-Jones grasping air from a real underwater near-drowning scene to that gasp for air; the moment of decision to keep going because “today is for the breathing.”

🎸Subscribe: http://bit.ly/KingYoungBlood 👑Hold Your Crown: http://bit.ly/HoldYourCrown 🤘🏽Follow King Youngblood: http://bit.ly/KYBOfficialWebsite Majesty is in your hometown. That’s the spirit behind the first-ever romantic video from the Seattle-based alt-rock band, King Youngblood - formerly known as Gypsy Temple, for their debut single, “Pick a Number.” Asking the question do we find love through destiny or chance, King Youngblood’s video director Lara Lavi wit cinematographer Marko Kharmyshev manages to introduce the world to King Youngblood’s dynamic live performance while weaving a storyline inspired by a wide spectrum of classic films from Bill Murray’s Ground Hog Day to Cameron Crowe’s Seattle grunge music scene inspired film Singles. The majesty is never far away in this video. In fact, it can be heard in a song hummed by the stranger you barely ever notice every day on your elevator or seen from the staircase of your apartment that you’ve descended a thousand times. Majesty is in the ceiling of a train station and in the strummed strings of a cello. And majesty, not least of all, is in a fresh cupcake you share with a new crush before waking up the next day to brush your teeth, comb your eyebrows and start all over again. See for yourself in this gloriously cathartic debut video from the youth-driven band, King Youngblood. King Youngblood’s sound draws inspiration from such alt-rock greats as White Stripes, Royal Blood, Kings of Leon, Australia’s Gang of Youths and obvious homage to Seattle’s grunge legacies Pearl Jam, Soundgarden & Nirvana. Song: It’s impossible to escape youthful optimism when listening to Seattle based King Youngblood’s debut alt-rock single Pick A Number. The song is simply glorious in the wake of a world gone mad. King Youngblood’s lead song, “Pick a Number,” which is imbued with goal-oriented hope, aims to raise us up and make us believers in true love whether found by fate or chance, as frontman Cameron Miles Lavi-Jones sings at the top of his lungs “I don’t know where I’m going. I’m not lost at all.” Inspired by the spirited honesty of the many alternative rock bands that came before them, including such greats as the White Stripes, Royal Blood, Kings of Leon, Gang of Youths and obvious homage to Seattle’s grunge legacies Pearl Jam, Soundgarden & Nirvana, King Youngblood, rocks their truth on their first-ever commercial release Pick A Number. Pick A Number was produced by Cameron Lavi-Jones, Phillip Peterson and Maurice Jones Jr. and mixed by Cameron Lavi-Jones and Phillip Peterson.